A reverse tuning slide allows the air to flow smoother through the tuning slide area of the Trumpet. In most trumpets, the top end of the tuning slide fits into the leadpipe creating a small obstruction where the air meets the rim of the tuning slide (inside the leadpipe). On a reverse tuning slide, however, the tuning slide fits over the leadpipe, eliminating that obstruction and allowing the air (in theory) to flow smoother.
tubas have multiple slides, and one tuning slide
a B flat trumpet will tune to an A by playing a B. A C trumpet will tune to an A by playing an A.
The bore of a trumpet varies. One very common bore is 0.460 inches inside diameter. It is measured on one of the tuning slides.
The trumpet is only a tuning and amplifier for what goes on at your lips. To make a twenty year old trumpet sound better you have to apply quality sound to it.
A natural trumpet is a trumpet played without valves. It is typically straight (not curved like a modern trumpet). The notes are changed using the lip muscles, aided by some holes drilled in the trumpet (although the holes are mostly used for fine tuning the instrument).
tubas have multiple slides, and one tuning slide
a B flat trumpet will tune to an A by playing a B. A C trumpet will tune to an A by playing an A.
bell, mouthpiece, tuning slide, valves
On most trumpets, you simply pull it out.
The bore of a trumpet varies. One very common bore is 0.460 inches inside diameter. It is measured on one of the tuning slides.
The trumpet is only a tuning and amplifier for what goes on at your lips. To make a twenty year old trumpet sound better you have to apply quality sound to it.
A natural trumpet is a trumpet played without valves. It is typically straight (not curved like a modern trumpet). The notes are changed using the lip muscles, aided by some holes drilled in the trumpet (although the holes are mostly used for fine tuning the instrument).
The value of the trumpet mostly depends on what condition it is in. Say the valves or the tuning slides are all seized up, the trumpet would not be worth much. But it really depends on the buyer.
there are 3 valves, and 4 slides (one for each valve and a tuning slide)
The Trumpet consists of Eight parts The Bell The Finger Hook The Valve Casing The Piston The Lead Pipe The Tuning Slide The Valve Slides And The Mouthpiece
Valves, tuning slide, and spit valves.
there are two ways. Your lip position accounts for part of it and the position of the tuning slides are also a part of it.